Angus Crawford

A group of men control Eternity, and are themselves immortal. They decide when humans on Earth have done something that is not worthy of"the greater good," and they plot the changes in Reality, travelling downwhen to make them happen, that will eliminate this. Playing gods, some humans will suffer horrible deaths as a result. But one of the Technicians begins to put A and B together, and begins to explore the How and the Why, and doesn't like what he comes to see.

Here is one of those works where women are called"girls," as long as they are attractive to men, and men are NOT called"boys." I still love Asimov.… (más)

What a mindbend of a book, with a really polished time travel theory and an amazing story, it can get a bit confusing at some points, but it all makes sense when you look at the bigger picture, also a surpirising conclusion and a moral dilema worthy of debate, just like I like them.
The onl thing I disliked about this book is that the characters(especially the protagonist) can feel a bit forced, unnatural and fake both with their emotions and decision making, but this is just me nitpicking.
Overall, I totally really recommend this one.… (más)